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News tagged with „Stockholding behaviour“

December 2014

Shares and raw materials are considered to be rewarding investments in 2015. Real estate and foreign currencies are rated as equally important in 2015 as in the previous year, while government and corporate bonds are significantly less in demand as asset classes. These are the findings of the special question on the "Attractiveness of different asset classes in 2015" in the current ZEW Financial Market Survey. 230 financial market experts participated in the December 2014 survey. read more

June 2010

Continuing liquidity problems appear to have caused German open property funds to freeze about one third of their invested assets, i.e., about 26 billion Euro. The German Federal Ministry of Finance is currently discussing a bill which is to help German open property funds limit excessively high short-term outflows of liquidity. The Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) Mannheim has conducted a survey among financial market experts regarding these tighter regulations. read more